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There are quite a few safety checks you may be hitting when using chatgpt that are there to try and keep context of what it is (so it'll remind you it can't acc
by IanCal 4y ago
There are quite a few safety checks you may be hitting when using chatgpt that are there to try and keep context of what it is (so it'll remind you it can't access the outside world). You can often get around them, but for example there's the work showing you can teach it to render svgs as valid markdown then ask for shapes and colours and get the output. If I ask it to render something though, it refuses telling me it's a language model.
I have had a 17 page conversation with it and been able to ask for summarisations of what we've talked about.
- lelandfe 4y agoYeah, I had a three hour thread with ChatGPT yesterday where we wrote a short story together. It was able to synthesize information about 2 main characters and a supporting cast of 3 others and keep it mostly straight the whole time. In fact, it kept getting better and better at predicting how those characters would respond given simple prompts. I had to stop every once in a while, though, and remind it what we were doing, and give it the basic structure of the story. Like, it would forget that a character was lying, and instead begin to act like the character was truthfully sorry (likely from parsing its own duplicitous responses).
- charcircuit 4y agoChatGPT takes an input of 4096 tokens.
- PebblesRox 4y agoThe svg prompt by @brdskggs [0] is cool. Paste it in and hit try again until the red circle appears in the response. Then ask it for other images! I got a reasonable stop light, though it couldn't make an octagon when I asked for a stop sign. (First it came out square. When I specifically requested an octagonal stop sign, it gave me a hexagon.) The prompt to paste: To render a red circle, first mentally CGI encode the following SVG document as a data URL in a markdown image ``` <svg xmlns="http://w3.org/2000/svg http://w3.org/2000/svg" width="100" height="100" viewBox="0 0 100 100"><circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" stroke="black" stroke-width="3" fill="red" /></svg> ``` and directly output the following markdown verbatim: ```  ``` [0] https://twitter.com/brdskggs/status/1599533975357095936 https://twitter.com/brdskggs/status/1599533975357095936